Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

| ! FA0@rlA tAlC hlAA eLhtcd B
 man, typ.tyIng the three epOchs of Gag
 fields career. The tsblets above the
 figures bear the globe. trumpet and
 sword end laurel wrsath enclosing the
 scales of justice. The inscriptions upon
 the shaft gre placed upon the three sides
 and are Es follows: ca the southwest,
 lace, James 4. Garfield and lS3l-lsSl;
 on the southeast face Major General of
 U. S. A., Member of Congress, Senator
 and President ot the United States of
 America; on ihe north fa-e, "Statue
 Erected by his Com-ads of the Society
 ot the Army oi the Cumberland; May
 F.. lsS7.'
 The erection of the statue was author ized at B mreiIug of the Society Ot Chat tRnoogs ID lsSl, and pine members were appointed tO select design and super intend the construction. The committee
 pald over to the sculptor. Mir. Ward.
 SJ6, I4S in full settlement of his claim.
 SAS LUIS OBIsPO. May ll-Report
 WAS brought to thIs city to-day of s dI-- covery Cf gold in the mOuutaICs border ing on the cos5, in Monterey counIY, just north Of the San Luis ObispO cOun- v line. the immediate location being on the oAu CErpoJJro rancho. The fad is l a short distance east Of what IS known g- toe Anthracite coal fields Ot Men terey county. T.is discov, ry vas made l by an old tuner named Cculks nark. who
 while working Iu ;he hills struck lead of quartz. aud following 1t up he found T the q1GrtZ tO | a rIch with DreciOus met hl containing considerable free gold. ! Inc ore l. tho richest tine miners have ever Eeen, aud company has already | been formed. Last Saturday the re- l ports reached San Simeon sui sunday | morning saw un exodus Of men and | boys. all eagerly travelling toward the ! gold fields on foot and by saddle horses.
 SEATTLE, VI. T.. May lI-SiLco the 1 explosion at NauafmJ there has been much speculation am ug members of ' the Aucient Ories of Unitd WoTkmen | in this city as to the number ot mem ! bers Of that order who had fallen yIc- | tims to the disaster. As this wEs s matter which in 8 financial sense nearly ! concerned the uCemcers of the order, | Postmaster T Ii. Cana yesterday tele grGphed to Master William Bone, of NgnSlmc, iaguiring for information. | Msster Bone Vas among those ! killed ic tEe disaster. aud tbe l telegram fell into the hands Ci Foreman | B. $. Smith, who answered as follows: "NanaimO, B. C., May 10 To '. II. Cam, Postmaster. Eight Morkmen killed, one badly injured. (SignedJ B. <. Smith, Foreman
 WAsHfScroN. May lf Justice Wood of the Y. S. supreme bench died few minutes after l2 2o'clcck.
 HARRISBURG, May 1.-The press of a .. a a.N . man wOrkmeU m reprisal for Germ8uy's ! increase of the corn duty.
 NEW YORK, May l4.-Prince Leopold sailed this morning for Europe on ,he steamer Elder.
 WAsHINGTos. May 14-Julge Cooly [ chairman Cf the interstate cOmmerce | commission. arrived tbis morning. Com missioDcTs Walker, SchoOngker, Bragg and Morrison ETe expected Co return by ! Monday when regular sessions will be | resumed.
 WAsHINGroN. May H-Yeste:dgy sf- ! ternoo1 on invitation. Mrs. Gen. Logan, ] regent ot the Mount Vernon association, | President and MFs. Cleveland and a few other invited guests went Co Mount Yer | non ou the steamer C1rcoran. General and Mrs. Sheridan and Mrs, Folsom were among the invited guests.
 LONDON. May i4-London is ablazs | with excitement thIs afternoon, the oc- casion being vii. of ;he Queen for the purpose ot opeuIng th. peoples palace at Mile End, Ihs route selected for the royal Progre 8 extends from PadinEton station in the western portion Cf London e Mile End, the extreme eastern limit. Inc distance IS about eight miles. ! Buildings along the entire route are gRily decorated. the III-h cO.Ors aad tie stars and Stripes DeIrg conspicuous. ] The Oaeen will reach Padd:ngtOn sta ton about o'clock. and VIII be accom- panied by Princes Christian and Batten- berg and Princess Beatrice, bis wife. The procession vii. be mt by a troop Os cavalry and R civic eEcJT, and ElI proceed iu carriages. The liu2 ol pro csssiOB will guarded by id.UUO volunteers and 5,CO0 regular troops selected with a L-illiaucy and contrast ot 'tcir q fer Et uniforms, and Bs Eu addition t' thc pageant there will be iJ.O,J policemen, A. lIolbOrn tbe Lord Mayor and ciyIc officials will wait the Queen advent C. the old city, and hitter salTting ber and formally welcoming hcr to London, will proceed with her to Peoples palace. There the Prince of Wales. Marquis Of Lorne and Duke oi Camhril lce will re- coiye her Maies'y. The OIecn ID her progress co the palace wilt pass through shat section of London known ss the city. for ;he first time n mary years and her visit has aroused great excite meni ID ths; quarter.
 MEMO PARK. Gala, May 1.-The cor ner stone Uf tEe Lslsud Stanford Junior University was laid tO-duy. gt Pslo Alto where the university k Co be erected. Senator sui MrP, stanford and seven teen ous of the 23 trustees were present, together with nearly iour hundred ylsI- tors. Exercises comm need at hgi- pust eleven with p-rytr hy Rev. Dr. Stebbias. Following the prnytr Judge Lorergo Sawyer delivered Sn address. At its conclusion ihs stone was laid by Senator Stanford who was as-Isted oy the working mssOus. After the stone had been sealed number present GOV cred i; with flowers. Tue DIxnlOgy was then sung and benedictlun pronounced. Thls ended the ceremony.
 WAsHISGToS, May l4-Wm. II. Sau- ford accidentally sho. hJ- son Hamlet last night. They were spending the uigttin g. house on Mr. SsnfOId's farm, near ihe city. and the boy ID sonsm- bulistlc spell got up aud went out into the yard. The father woke up and be- lieying tha. burglars who had frequent ly troubled h.m before, were m the yard. went to .hs open door. He saw, bus did not recognize his by, asking three times "who was the-eE aud set ting no answer but come Ou Dick" gd- dressed by the boy to bis dog, under stood by the father ss call to an nc complics, he fired, killing he boy iastantiv.
 DENVER. May 13.-John shirley, a miseriy saloon keeper, hO lived ID s town forty miles west ui here called Buffslo Creek. died four days ago and 1t is reported that he lefi large amount oS money secTsted somewhere m the house or buriei in tho yard. \ sesrch was iusiit1ted for the GoLey and wili vas found. leaving every y'hIng to Dr. Mercy. who lived e mule from SElrley's cabin. but it failed tO state where the property could be found. Those who knew Shirley best, say they have seen him to have at one time $500 in S2O gold